Next evolution, just a one line bash script.
As a NixOS user, I pick whatever is supported well as a NixOS package.
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Sometimes I'm too lazy for that :p
Building a docker container isn't normally to hard. I usually will create a PR with a dockerfile and docker compose
As someone that uses FreeBSD as its main server, it's kinda the other way around haha
Masochist
Yeah no thanks I actually enjoy customizing my installs and not relying on docker for config management which it really shouldn't be used for.
Only container I have that was well worth it is the OSX vm which makes it easy to swap versions and options without having to coax the crappy apple software.
Which I also only have because I thought it'd be funny to demo bluebubbles to my friends.
This oh my God. Just the other day I tried to install a project off git, it had a nice little .bat file to install all the requirements except half if them just didn't exist or were so niche I couldn't find anything on them after searching. Would love more dockers please.
.bat?
*starts loading shotgun.
Surely you mean .sh, right?
Bat scripts should die. Switch to PowerShell instead.
Cursed project: provides .ps1 file for *nix configuration, .sh for Windows configuration (using git bash)
Naw they only had windows projects. I run all my stuff through VMware. Gotta have windows for stupid easy anti-cheat. Trust me I only use it when I have to, please put the gun down mr railcar!
Ah well, maybe he used to much aliases? starts sweating in penguin costume
I was blown away how a relatively unknown project like immich provides one Docker compose file to bring up a whole self-hosted ~~Google photos~~ photo management suite, complete with tagging, mapping, transcoding and semantic search. Local, offline semantic search.
I got into the idea of selfhosting my photos, and wanted facial recognition to search them. I also wanted a selfhosted chat server. Nextcloud came as the obvious choice that did both. After days of tinkering and fixing errors in the log one by one, everything worked except the facial recognition which said everything was fine but the faces just didn't get recognised. Also the mobile experience for Memories wasn't the best. Then luckily I came across immich and it was up and running in about 5-6 mins of configuration max, and it has better facial recognition than the main big commercial option. Insane. For chat I got a synapse server with coturn which also took about 15 mins of docker composing and setting configurations/accounts to my liking.
(I still think Nextcloud is cool but it's overkill and loaded with too many features I don't need + installation is a task & documentation/online support communities are scattered between the various methods of installation)
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